Christina brings a unique perspective to true crime. Her passion for understanding the human side of criminal cases and 26 years as a police wife have given her profound insight into true crime's emotional and psychological elements. While many are drawn to the gore of criminal cases, Christina is captivated by the human stories behind them.

Her approach to true crime is centered on thought-provoking questions: Could this crime have been prevented? What signs can we look for to prevent future tragedies? How do victims' families cope and move forward after such devastating events? 

Christina brings humor, wit, and curiosity to the podcast, offering listeners a refreshing perspective that balances the intense nature of true crime with a compassionate approach. Her love for the science of investigations is matched only by her ability to connect with fellow true crime enthusiasts, making her a relatable and thoughtful voice in the genre.

Ken Mullis is a highly experienced law enforcement veteran and forensic investigator with a career spanning nearly 30 years. He began his law enforcement journey in 1997 with the Ohio State Highway Patrol, where he specialized in traffic drug interdiction and served as a canine handler.  For the next 20 years, he served at the Union Township Police Department. During his tenure, he became a key member of the Clermont County Narcotics Unit, SRT, and ultimately rose to Sergeant of Investigations. Ken is the Chief Coroner Investigator and Criminalist for Clermont County, OH and a certified medicolegal death investigator. 

Ken's career has been defined by his involvement in a wide range of serious cases, including homicides, suicides, and drug overdoses. His work in these areas gave him extensive knowledge and expertise in death investigations.  He brings an unmatched level of insight into the world of forensic science and criminal investigations.